The Georgia House Democratic Caucus is thrilled to announce the election of Rep. Carolyn Hugley as the new Minority Leader. With her extensive experience, Hugley is set to lead with a "majority-minded, member-focused" vision, emphasizing unity, healthcare, and education. Her leadership team, including Chair Rep. Tanya Miller, Vice Chair Rep. Spencer Fry, Caucus Whip Rep. Sam Park, Deputy Whip Rep. Saira Draper, Treasurer Rep. Solomon Adesanya, and Secretary Rep. Park Cannon, is driven by a shared commitment to building momentum for a brighter, more inclusive future. Together, they aim to transform their ambitions into action as they work towards securing a majority in the 2026 legislative elections. Excited for what lies ahead, the team is poised to make significant strides for Georgia. Congratulations to the new leadership! #gahousedems #GADemocrats #GeorgiaDems
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Don't forget to check out the 2026 Legislative Toolkit! Prepare for next year's legislative session by staying updated on the Top Three Policy Priorities and learn how you can effectively engage with your legislators. Click here to learn more: https://ow.ly/39ec50Xw1ni
Work continues to move forward on the Hard Labor Creek Reservoir Water Treatment Plant, and we’re excited to share a look at the progress taking shape on-site. This project has been part of the long term vision for the reservoir since its creation in 2015, ensuring Walton County has a reliable water supply for generations to come. Our priority is making sure that households and local businesses, current and future, have access to clean, dependable water first. We’ll continue sharing updates as construction moves ahead. Thank you for supporting smart, responsible planning for Walton County’s future!
Equipment is now accessible through the Georgia Department of Administrative Services Surplus Property Program. They provide details on eligibility, allowing counties to secure essential equipment. This initiative aims to save county budgets and optimize taxpayer dollars. Learn more about the program and how to participate by visiting their website.
Don't miss out on early registration for the NACo Legislative Conference! Click the link to visit the website and learn more!Registration is now open for NACo's 2026 Legislative Conference, with early bird rates available until Dec. 3! Join us in Washington, D.C., for a one-of-a-kind conference that will strengthen our intergovernmental partnerships for years to come. #NACoLeg Register now: https://bit.ly/47Njikd
Congratulations to Clayton County Government Chairwoman Anderson-Henry for completing the core requirements in the Lifelong Learning Academy! Read about the importance of Lifelong Learning and how it will help her better serve her county. Click here to learn more: https://ow.ly/sGBz50XvNBt
Bibb Schools are setting the stage for the future with their recent collaboration with government and business partners. On December 18, they signed a statement of cooperation to launch the Advanced Manufacturing Pathway. This innovative program will prime students for exciting careers in STEM fields starting in Fall 2026 at the Innovation and Technology Academy. This initiative aims to equip Bibb County’s future workforce with the essential skills and knowledge necessary for success in a rapidly evolving job market. Investing in education today means fostering the leaders and innovators of tomorrow.
The Georgia House Democratic Caucus is thrilled to announce the election of Rep. Carolyn Hugley as the new Minority Leader. With her extensive experience, Hugley is set to lead with a "majority-minded, member-focused" vision, emphasizing unity, healthcare, and education. Her leadership team, including Chair Rep. Tanya Miller, Vice Chair Rep. Spencer Fry, Caucus Whip Rep. Sam Park, Deputy Whip Rep. Saira Draper, Treasurer Rep. Solomon Adesanya, and Secretary Rep. Park Cannon, is driven by a shared commitment to building momentum for a brighter, more inclusive future. Together, they aim to transform their ambitions into action as they work towards securing a majority in the 2026 legislative elections. Excited for what lies ahead, the team is poised to make significant strides for Georgia. Congratulations to the new leadership! #gahousedems #GADemocrats #GeorgiaDems
Our Walton County Parks and Recreation and Facilities teams have been hard at work today setting up the Christmas trees at the Historic Walton County Courthouse in Downtown Monroe! We’re excited to kick off the holiday season and bring some cheer to the heart of our community. Big thanks to the staff who help make our county shine a little brighter each year! Come by and enjoy the view tonight as we get ready for Christmas in Walton County!
Don't miss out on early registration for the NACo Legislative Conference! Click the link to visit the website and learn more!Registration is now open for NACo's 2026 Legislative Conference, with early bird rates available until Dec. 3! Join us in Washington, D.C., for a one-of-a-kind conference that will strengthen our intergovernmental partnerships for years to come. #NACoLeg Register now: https://bit.ly/47Njikd
The Clayton County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry, in regional collaboration and with support from DeKalb, Fayette, Fulton, and Henry Counties and the City of Atlanta, secured a $3.5 million grant for the Southern Crescent Regional Transit Study. Read more about this amazing achievement on the Clayton County Government website! #ClaytonConnected
The Association County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG or Georgia’s County Association) recently awarded Henry County officials with certificates for completing requirements in the ACCG Lifelong Learning Academy. Recipients were presented with their achievement certificates during the Association’s 2025 Legislative Leadership Conference at the Jekyll Island Convention Center in Glynn County. Vice Chairwoman and District II Commissioner Neat Robinson was honored for successfully completing the County Operations and Management specialty track requirements in the Lifelong Learning Academy. ACCG and the Carl Vinson Institute of Government at the University of Georgia (CVIOG) have collaborated for more than two decades to provide county officials with supplemental training and educational tools in the Lifelong Learning Academy. With abundant courses from which they may choose, every county official has a tailor-made learning experience that allows them to excel in specific areas of expertise. Cutline: Pictured from left to right: Dave Wills, ACCG Executive Director; Clinton Johnson, ACCG President & Dougherty County Commissioner; Neat Robinson, Henry County Vice Chair; Tracy Arner, UGA Carl Vinson Institute of Government Interim Associate Director of Governmental Training, Education, and Development; and Dr. Marci Campbell, UGA Carl Vinson Institute of Government Public Service Associate Learn more: https://bit.ly/henrycountynews-lifelonglearningacademy